Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-13

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WEDpING.-One ofthe most brilliant; ..e
dogs that has taken place here Ter long
line was that of Miss Rosa Bsndhelm. CT
this CITY. and Mr.. Max Fischer. Ct Wash
neton, at the synagogue, last n'sht. she
ceremony was conducted by Rabb Ste;n %
Washington, and was witnessed bY a large
member of ladies and gentlemen from ihi7
CITY, Washington, Bait more, and elsewhere:
The groom is book keeper for the ism OF
Woodward & Lothrop, Washington. and
the bride daughter of Mr.. S. Bendaeim, p
most estmable citizen. The following go
,lemen acted as ushers: Messrs. Hoii.. Ru-
hsnstein. Sserger and FishmaD, of Wash.
ingtcp: Goldsmith, OF Leesburg; l.. Rutep,
Of Alexandria, NJ Hecht, and Col. s. j..
Hecht, of Baltimore.
The b,ido was beautifully arTaycd in
vIite sursh and real lace en- train, with
orange blossoms and diamonds, and carried
9 large bouquet of choice roses. The groom
wore the conventional suit.
After the ceremony at the synagogue, the
trGal party, with the invited guests, pro-
ceeded 10 McBurney's Hall, where 8
sumptuoC5 banquet awaited them, after m
loving which, dancing, TO the delightful
strains Ct u fine orchestra, was INDUCED IN
ty all resent Ill an early hour this morn
ing Mr.. ard Mrs Fischer left Oh the mid.
night train for their future home in Wash
ington. Duripg tie evening the bride and
groom received many coDgrGtu'atory te!e
grams from friends ct q distance. The COS
lumes worn By the ladies were most 5eauti
(ul, and it IVES pleasure to see so many
pretty women afrayeG in fine dresses.
An the ladies deserve specia mention,
hut space will only permit OF brief notice:
Miss Sophie Bendheim wore cream surah,
lace overdrsss, with pearl ornaments, and
wos generally admired.
Mrs. Moses RoDdheim. of Richmond, white
china elk, salmon overdress, diamonds.
Mrs n. Pretzfelder blacs; satin and lace,
with JET ornaments.
Miss Kate Michelbacher, of Richmond, q
bsarufu' blonde, wore nile green silk, lace
and plush trimmings, with diamonds.
Mi-s Ado.re Sotnmers, of Washington,
SULPHUR coiored satin. pearls; very pretty.
Mas L"onura Sommers. of Washington,
white satin, hand-l ainied insertions, dia
mcuds
Mss sasa Bendheim, cream surah, crystal
front.
Miss Lsna Heller, canary. co!ored kibcr
cloth, cut iecoliete; very handsome.
Mrs j. F!udenwald, of Baltimore, biacl,
Xix, jets and diamonds.
Miss Hannah Rosewaid, Of Alabama
vhi;e surah silk, pearls
Nj, NJ Goldenbeiger. Of Baltimore, were
back silk with diamonds
Miss Emma Slrasberger, of Washington,
black lace, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. ]. Bsnsinger, Of Washington. black
snrnh, with diamonds.
Mrs. Hewmeyer, of Washington, bIac!
silk heiotrope waste.
Miss Bien, OF Washington, blacI, haze, wit b
Jets
Miss Ro,hschl.l, of Washington, blaah
cashmere
Mis-, New, OF Bsl,i,not,, blue cashmere.
pearls.
Miss Rubber, OF Baltimore, cream satin,
olive green plush trimmings. diamonds;
very rich.
Miss S Ruben, blue satin, null o7eraress
Miss Il Cans of Washington, black satin,
jet aud diamonds.
Mrs. Weinberg, of Baltimore, black silk
aud diamonds.
Mrs Letterman, Of Baltimore, white shu-
tab cloth
Miss Heidenhemer, Of Washington. lay
euder cashmere. en- train.
Miss Minnie Fischer (5is!er TO tie crooml,
back lace over orange surah.
Miss II. Blondheim, back satin, lace, jet
ornaments
Miss R. Goldsmith, of Washington, black
silk, jet ornaments.
Mrs. H. Greenabaum, OF Washington,
black silk and Jets
Miss Tille Kaufman, of Washington,
bluck lace.
Miss Sarah Ruben, b'ue surah aud tule
Mrs. Ahecht, of Baltimore, black silk and
diamonds
Miss Bertha Rossnthal, pale blue satin.
pearls
Miss Cora Bloudheim. pink and white
lace.
Miss Clara swariz blue ard pink satin,
diamonds
Miss Edith Swartz. brown silk.
Miss Hannah Geutzberg, white cashmere.
Miss Bertha Kaufman, Of Washington,
black satin, jet and pearls.
Miss Eva Stern, of Washington, cream
satin and lace. diam onds.
Mss 3. Rubensten, garnet satin under
black lace
Mi's,s Ida ald Bessie Brager were very
prs t. in rich black silk with jet ornaments.
Miss Stella Kaufman wore white satin.
Miss Hannah Friedenwaldt, of Alabama,
wa' dressed in white satin with lace, and
learl and diamond ornaments.
Among the gentlemen present were
Aes-rs Woodward and Lothrop, of Wash.
iugton; Leteman, OF CHAR ottesville; Ben
singer, Newmeyer, Stiasberger, Bien, Fisch.
or, Of Washiugtor; A. J. Waldman, of New
York, snd Messrs. Moses and Samuel Bend
helm, Of Richmond.
PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. John S. Lindsay,
who recently accepted call as the pastor
Of st. Johns P. Z. Church, at Bridgeport,
Conn, left Georgetown yesterday for that
place, and will next Sunday deliver his first
sermon there.
Mr.. j f. Tacllett has gone to New York,
where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. J. T. Tsckett aud daughter, Miss So.
lie, have returned from New York, where